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Winner winner chicken dinner came in the post today.

I have already a Fantom, but my son is actually taking it more and more when there is a vintage event and the possiblity to drive it on the track. And since it is probably my favorite onroad racer, I had to solve this... Here comes the 60th anniversary EXT gold version. I have it sitting under my de...

These are a few of my rare parts.

Yeah that's D'Wayne's. He's converting a CR. He hadn't started that project until I showed him what I had and how I did it, as previously he had a completely different approach in mind which would have increased the wheelbase significantly and was convinced that was the only way to do it. I'm a litt...

no plans to limit it, but they will be done in runs. If the first 25 pulley sets sell, ill order more. I cant afford to get a couple hundred and then have nobody buy em like last time lol.

Here is the direction I'm headed on the front end. One printed part. And even that might end up being machined or molded Versus here is the old way

It delivered today I'm pretty excited about this pyramid. Now I just need to find the time to build one

Just came in

Got a little further tonight. Redesigned the steering cranks for some extra throw, and designed a new belt tensioner that should be a lot easier to use. The final piece will be machined aluminum. The slotted portion retains a nut so to adjust you just loosen the screw slightly and you don't have to ...

Technically yesterday, just getting around to opening it.

It was raining most of the day and the wife is away on a trip so out came the r/c’s. I have been putting this off for a long time, I’m a perfectionist but lack the skills necessary to be one lol I dislike cutting bodies and applying stickers almost as much as I do shaving…but I hunkered down, choppe...

I modified some cheap pliers to install roll pins.

I also modified a pliers. They are very easy to install now.
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I use a Roll Pin starter punch and finish with a Roll Pin punch. The Roll Pin starter punch is hollow and holds the Roll Pin to just get it started into the axle.

Painted up with a paasche single action internal mix airbrush